Medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and neglect, and wrongful death claims.

If you or a loved one were harmed due to a medical error, neglect, or unsafe care, a confidential review can help determine whether legal action is appropriate.

The initial consultation is free, and you will never pay anything out of pocket. The firm works on a contingency fee and only recovers if you do.

Illinois law limits the time to file and deadlines vary by case, but often you only have two years to file your claim. So, the sooner you act the better position you’ll be in.

When a healthcare provider fails to meet the accepted standard of care, resulting in injury or death.

Misdiagnosis, surgical errors, falls within a medical facility, medication mistakes, and failure to treat, are just some injuries that can occur.

No. The issue is whether the care fell below accepted medical standards—not whether treatment failed.

Hospitals, doctors, nursing home operators, nurses, and other medical specialists may be liable depending on the case.

Through medical records, expert testimony, and evidence showing that a deviation from standard care caused harm.

Yes. Illinois allows a family to pursue a claim on behalf of a family member, even if they have passed away.

Falls, pressure ulcers, mismanagement of medication, resident altercations, or suspicious and/or unexplained injuries or death.

Frequent falls, development of pressure ulcers, infections, complaints of pain, and unexplained injuries or sudden death can all be signs of abuse or neglect.